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This NPC spawns at '''1''' location(s).
This NPC spawns at '''1''' location(s).


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== Dialogue ==
== Dialogue ==

Latest revision as of 14:33, 2 October 2026

Erminston, the Alchemist
Aggressive No
Hostile No
Interactable Yes
Shop Erminston's Natural Remedies

Shop Inventory

Item Buy Sell Stock Restock Time
Greater Healing Potion 1335 801 3 300s
Potion of Robust Healing 3380 2028 1 300s
Lakesweed 2500 1500 ∞ -
Barkshroom 2500 1500 ∞ -
Gravelstem Root 2500 1500 ∞ -
Dragon's Bonemarrow 8200 4920 ∞ -
Lightning in a Bottle 2800 1680 ∞ -

Locations

This NPC spawns at 1 location(s).

Dialogue

3 lines of dialogue. Options are marked ›, → jumps to the line an option leads to.

Conversation starts

Erminston the Alchemist: For many eyes these mountains appear crude and barren, but powerful flora grows here, make no mistake. Perhaps precisely because it is such a challenging environment, the mountain plants develop powerful alchemical properties. Well, at least I'd like to think so.

› Got any powerful potions to sell? →
› Plants are the subject of your study, I take it? →
› Leave. (end)

Erminston the Alchemist: I suppose power is always relative, my friend... but I've yet to see potions from elsewhere in these lands that would match the potency of my own.

› Continue (opens Erminston's Natural Remedies) (end)

Erminston the Alchemist: Dare I call myself a scholar, hmm? It was not always so... You see, I am among some of the eldest left in this village now. Once upon a time I was a proud young warrior, to whom a sharp blade and the strength of arm was most valuable. Alas, over time my strength wained, and I watched my friends fall victim to diseases and poisons. I slowly began to appreciate different powers that nature had to offer.

› Have those powers produced any powerful potions? →
› Maybe another time. (end)